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Mat Jones 
Posted: 09/08/12 21:13:45 45
And don't beat yourself up if you miss a session or eat a curry!
Just not every day.
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Mat Jones 
Posted: 09/08/12 20:12:50 50
Vicky, on the treadmill you should put the grade up to 1 as this will represent outside.

You should aim for a speed that you can keep up for 20 minuites and be around 80% of your effort.

Lol your just impatient! Control it lol.
Better 20 mins slow to med that to fast for 2 and hurt yourself
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Mat Jones 
Posted: 09/08/12 20:09:07 07
Rosie keep it up. The more you do it the more the diet will fall into place.
You must start slow and steady.
I find swimming helps.
At 20 stone and having lost 5 stone in the last 6 months I was told "I can't go to gym as people look at me" I laughted. I often look at men and women in the gym or swimming pool I'm not peeving I'm aether looking at the form, can I learn from them or just wow she/he has lost some since I last saw them.

I used to run a lot and at the moment I try to work out my morning and lunch calories and then eat a nice evening meal! I don't snack if I can help it but sometimes after a great work out, I need a nibble early afternoon! Just don't beat yourself up for having a snack!
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Mat Jones 
Posted: 09/08/12 20:01:43 43
Well Will how did the run go?
Will at 17 stone your still in a great position to start running.
I have again started to run after losing 5 stone and I'm still just under 20 stone.
Last time I run before now was 6 years ago and that was the London half marathon.

I find swimming helps to increase the breathing and speed. But that's swimming not doggie paddle lol.

Let us know how you get on.

Mat
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Mat Jones 
Posted: 09/08/12 19:56:47 47
Well done there Jeremy. 16 miles sounds great, can't wait to reach that goal myself.
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